Cocaine is a powerful and generally illegal drug that has a long and complicated history.

The intoxicant is extracted from the coco plant, which originated in the Andean highlands of South America. Natives chewed the leaves or brewed them into a tea to combat fatigue for thousands of years before the Spaniards arrived on their doorstep. The pure chemical of cocaine hydrochloride was first extracted in the mid 1800s, and it was popular for both medical and legal recreational use for decades after.

In the early 1900s, medical professionals began to become alarmed at the negative health effects and addictions associated with this miracle powder, and its recreational use became illegal in 1914. Medical use is still legal in some circumstances, but it’s highly restricted.

Cocaine use dwindled for many years following this regulation, but a market for the drug exploded in the 1970s and 1980s, devastating communities. Soon after this, a new, cheaper form of cocaine emerged called crack cocaine that was more accessible to low-income individuals. More susceptible to drug abuse and addiction, many of these communities became trapped in a cycle of poverty, gang violence, and addiction. Today, according to the National Survey on Drug Use and Health, 1.4 million Americans struggle with cocaine abuse and addiction, though its general use appears to be on the decline.

Common slang terms for cocaine include:
Coke
Blow
Big C
Dust
Line
Rail
Snow
Powder
Stash
Pearl
Bump
Common slang terms for crack cocaine include:
Candy or rock candy
Base
Ball
Rocks
Nuggets
Grit
Hail
Dice
Sleet
Chemical
Tornado

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